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Stroll Through Carlow 1, L. Morrissey.jpg
Location: South County Carlow
Luke wanders in his imagination through the places of his childhood in south County Carlow

Sunset on Clogrennan Hills.jpg
Location: West Carlow, Rossmore
This piece grandly remembers the evening views from Clogrennan hills and Rossmore across the Barrow valley.

Sweet County Carlow, M.C. Nolan.jpg
Location: South Carlow
MCN fondly remembers the place of his birth and childhood.

Teresa Malone, Mikey Byrne, Mick O'Connor.MP3
Location: South Carlow
Mikey Byrne focuses on the heroine of the fateful day in Kilcumney, 1798, as Teresa Malone showed heroism and defiance against the yeomen.

The Battle of Carlow, Bill Nolan.jpg
Location: Carlow town
Poem about the massacre of the rebels in 1798, in Carlow town; more than 600 bodies were buried in the Croppies' Grave in Graiguecullen.

The Battle of Kilcumney  Teresa Malone.jpg
Location: South Carlow
The historian can give a macro description of what happened. This micro description of a 1798 local incident of bravery and defiance is remembered and saluted

The Battle of the Wheat 1.jpg
Location: County Carlow
The farmer was also a patriot, working hard to feed the people.

The Beet Song 1, E. Power.jpg
Location: South Carlow
Working the beet was hard work. Here Eddie power gives the complaints from a series of 'whingers'!

The 'Blacks & Whites' Dressed in Glory, L. morrissey.jpg
Location: South Carlow
Here Luke lists the exploits of the individual heroes.

The Boatmen That Are Gone, Tony Malone.MP3
Location: West Carlow, Barrow The title says it all: looking back at a way of life and of work that are gone, the Barrow boys are no more. The author, Kit Ennis, was a lock keeper at Tinnahinch lock (Graiguenamanagh) in the 1920s.
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